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Giuliano · 04-18-2007, 03:20 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by hithere

Giuliano,

I'm getting the "not all components of the driver installed properly" error after I execute the executable. This is on a Dell Inspiron 6400 with Intel 945GM graphics chipset. I extract the file, then run the setup in the utilities folder, as specified....anything I may be missing?

That's a laptop... the driver build package didn't account for the local LCD panel, which it needs to.

I'll build another package with the settings for a local LCD panel on the LVDS port.

Here is the package:

http://moschini.org/945GM-LVDS-VGA-800x480-Xenarc.zip (925k)

This should set up the configuration with local LVDS LCD panel at its defaults, and the analog VGA port at 800x480 Xenarc timings.

The two displays are set up in Clone mode, so both displays will have the same image.

You can change this or adjust settings using the IEGDGUI utility mentioned above.

For best results, uninstall any previous driver packages from Add/Remove Control Panel first.

04-18-2007, 03:20 PM	#26
Giuliano Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 749 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by hithere Giuliano, I'm getting the "not all components of the driver installed properly" error after I execute the executable. This is on a Dell Inspiron 6400 with Intel 945GM graphics chipset. I extract the file, then run the setup in the utilities folder, as specified....anything I may be missing? That's a laptop... the driver build package didn't account for the local LCD panel, which it needs to. I'll build another package with the settings for a local LCD panel on the LVDS port. Here is the package: http://moschini.org/945GM-LVDS-VGA-800x480-Xenarc.zip (925k) This should set up the configuration with local LVDS LCD panel at its defaults, and the analog VGA port at 800x480 Xenarc timings. The two displays are set up in Clone mode, so both displays will have the same image. You can change this or adjust settings using the IEGDGUI utility mentioned above. For best results, uninstall any previous driver packages from Add/Remove Control Panel first. Last edited by Giuliano : 04-18-2007 at 03:31 PM.